Useless, won't load motor data
It's useless because you try to select a motor but nothing happens. I've deleted the app, reinstalled it, have to enter all the rocket data again, you bring up the motor list, no matter how many times you click on the motor, nothing happens. It'd be simpler just to add the motor data manually as with the rocket model.
It might be a good program... if it worked.
The app does nothing.
It might be a good program... if it worked.
The app does nothing.
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Seems abandoned
Rocket(s) won’t load therefore nothing to calculate. No support. Money wasted
Great App
Kids and I love it, use it every time.
Miss all the built in Estes rockets and engines though
Miss all the built in Estes rockets and engines though
Good app for ESTIMATING the landing area
This app works good for MOST Estes rockets, however the list is not complete. The observe function works good for calculating the altitude and distance of the rocket. I have not had any problems with the app crashing. Other than not including a few rockets I was able to find some similar rockets, at least in height as this is what truly matters. The list of engines is not complete either, but on most Estes rockets you are given multiple engines, which have roughly the same result. This app is not 100% accurate, but does work for estimating the landing area.
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Don't even
This app isn't even worth 99 cents. I bought and installed it today, and will uninstall it momentarily.
You can select a rocket-engine-chute combination (including ones that make no sense), IF you can manage to find your rocket and engine in the long lists (there is a fairly useless search capability). Then you can identify your launch location and see a "bullseye" around that location.
There's no indication or explanation for what the different concentric circles represent in the Launch Site "bullseye."
There are a bunch of fairly useless charts provided as well.
You cannot add rockets or engines, or see any detailed stats that would help you to know what they are using in their calculations.
I want my 99 cents back.
You can select a rocket-engine-chute combination (including ones that make no sense), IF you can manage to find your rocket and engine in the long lists (there is a fairly useless search capability). Then you can identify your launch location and see a "bullseye" around that location.
There's no indication or explanation for what the different concentric circles represent in the Launch Site "bullseye."
There are a bunch of fairly useless charts provided as well.
You cannot add rockets or engines, or see any detailed stats that would help you to know what they are using in their calculations.
I want my 99 cents back.
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